The shredder will be on the Oxford campus on Tuesday, May 13, between 12 and 4 p.m. at Cook Field (near Pulley Tower).
SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): This May, ShredFest and ShareFest are combining forces to help the Miami and Oxford communities. ShredFest is your opportunity to bring confidential office and personal documents for secure, on-site shredding at the various Miami campuses. ShareFest (May 15-20 at the Chestnut Fields Parking Lot) will once again provide a place for community members to dispose of electronic waste, like chargers, cell phones, and small to medium-sized electronic devices. The main focus of ShareFest is to accept donations of furniture, appliances, housewares, clothing, and shelf-stable food from the Miami and greater Oxford communities.
At ShredFest in Middletown and Hamilton, we will have containers where you can drop off your electronic waste and we will bring it to ShareFest for you, and at every ShredFest location, we will have receptacles this year for you to bring in your old household batteries and printer cartridges for proper disposal.
A mobile shredder will visit the regional campuses on Monday, May 12. It will be at Middletown in the parking lot outside of Johnston Hall from 9-11 a.m. and at Hamilton in the parking lot outside Wilks Conference Center from 1:30-3:30 p.m.
The shredder will be on the Oxford campus on Tuesday, May 13, between 12 and 4 p.m. at Cook Field (near Pulley Tower).
Please be aware that the University is under a litigation hold. Departments, faculty, and staff should only bring University records to ShredFest that met retention before January 1, 2010. Please contact Aimee Smart (Office of General Counsel) if you have any questions.
All university documents must have reached the end of their retention period and be accompanied by a signed Records Disposal Form. The Miami University Records Retention Schedule and disposal forms are available from the Office of General Counsel website.
For more information on the ShredFest event, please visit MiamiOH.edu/ShredFest or contact: Randy Hollowell (IT Services).
Courtesy: www.miamioh.edu
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